Silsden farm shop plans are refused by councillors
A BUTCHERS' plan to build a farm shop and cafe on the outskirts of Silsden has been refused after councillors were told the proposal would go…
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A BUTCHERS' plan to build a farm shop and cafe on the outskirts of Silsden has been refused after councillors were told the proposal would go…
The proposals for a site near Silsden would go against national planning policy, planners said.
A butchers' plans to build a farm shop and café on the outskirts of Silsden have been refused after councillors were told the business would go…
The election count at Sedbergh Leisure Centre WITH Labour retaining a majority on Bradford Council, with almost the same number of Councillors as after the last local election, you'd be forgiven for thinking that there weren't many surprises this year. However, there were a number of big scalps when the results were announced, along with some subtle shifts in the political make up of the Council. After today's count Labour has 51 seats on the 90 seat Council. Just 46 seats were needed for the party to hold an overall majority. The Conservatives remain the opposition party with the mos...
Bradford City Hall. ALTHOUGH major political parties make up the bulk of the 90 members of Bradford Council, independents and smaller parties have had a major impact on the Council in recent years. And at tomorrow’s elections, where 33 seats are up for grabs, there will be a number of candidates either not aligned to any political party, or acting as sole candidate for their party in the district. And some standing independent Councillors are hoping to retain their seats. Running as a candidate for one of the major political parties is the route most prospective Councillors follow, ...